


Draco Meowfoy and the Inglorious Cat-tastrophe

by Kyonarai



Category: Harry Potter - J. K. Rowling
Genre: Animal Transformation, Cats, M/M
Language: English
Status: In-Progress
Published: 2017-06-01
Updated: 2017-06-01
Packaged: 2018-11-07 16:09:45
Rating: Teen And Up Audiences
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Chapters: 2
Words: 4,924
Publisher: archiveofourown.org
Story URL: https://archiveofourown.org/works/11062470
Author URL: https://archiveofourown.org/users/Kyonarai/pseuds/Kyonarai
Summary: A mysterious transfiguration incident leaves Draco Malfoy trapped in the body of a cat, and at the mercy of everyone around him.In helping the flumoxed feline, can Harry Potter also help bridge the gap that's lay between them since their first year?Au, set ambiguosly sometime after 4th year. Expect crack. Slash.





	1. Chapter 1

**Author's Note:**

> A major shout out to my friends and fellow mods at Wingardium Leviosa, the facebook group that inspired this little flight of whimsy. 
> 
> This is the first HP fanfic I've ever sat down and fully written, so forgive me any inaccuracies. Other than that, sit down and enjoy the ride!

Draco Malfoy had, in his esteemed opinion, enough of being transfigured into small, furry animals to last a life time. Perhaps two lifetimes now that it had occurred a second time. 

It had all started in transfiguration. They were supposed to be reviewing for their Newts, and McGonagal, being overly fond of cats, had assigned them the task of transfiguring some from cushions. 

Things had been going relatively well, what with his success at turning the overly gaudy, bedazzled gold cushion he'd received into a reasonable approximation of Granger's ugly cat-and promptly exploding it into feathers. The dirty looks she'd sent his way were worth the house points he'd lost, ten times over. 

And then it happened. He was distracted, laughing at the golden Trio's glowering countenance, when a misplaced spell hit him dead in the back. A few seconds of unbearable itching later, and he found himself looking up at a much bigger world than he'd previously occupied. Goyle, to his left, towered over him much farther than usual. 

There was a moment of silence. A beat of in-drawn breath, and then the laughter started. The golden goody two shoes were doubled over in mirth, Crabbe was looking around in a panic, and Goyle stood there stupidly, an ape-ish expression on his face as he stared at the tiny feline that occupied the space where his friend once stood. 

Draco opened his mouth to speak in reflex, but the only sound that came out was a loud, strangled-sounding "Mrrrow!" that had his classmates roiling with yet more laughter. 

"Now, now, settle down." Professor's McGonagall's voice rang out across the room. "Tis merely an accident. Return to your seats!" She told them firmly, eyeing them over the rims of her reading glasses. The class managed to seat themselves and settle down into quiet, barely contained snickers under her quelling glare, but Draco could easily hear all of their muttering with his newly enhanced ears. Now flicked back against his head in an instinctual display of irritation.

"He's so cute!" a girl giggled.  
"Wonder if she'll bounce him a bit for us, make it two for two?" That was Weasely.  
"Do you think Mrs. Norris fancies a date?" An unfamiliar voice behind him. 

If cats could blush, he'd have been pink for all the red beneath his platinum blond fur. As it was, he hunkered down in his seat, a feline scowl on his face as his teacher approached. Her thin lips twisted into a soft smile as she flicked her wand at him to revert the spell, a wave of pressure hitting him. Draco shut his eyes, expecting to be back in his proper shape when he opened them, but instead found himself still gazing upwards at a puzzled looking McGonagal. 

She frowned, eyebrows furrowed as she waved her wand again.

"How strange." she said quietly, more to herself than the many listening ears behind her. She tried a few more spells, her lips crumpling further into a confused scowl with each one that failed. Finally, she looked around. 

"Alright, who was it? I need to check the wand of the student who cast the spell. It seems something is amiss." She told the room sharply. 

One of the Gryffindors, Draco couldn't be arsed to remember his name, despite the familiar features, shuffled forwards hesitantly. "I..." he gulped. "I think it was mine." 

The teacher glared at him from head to toe. Draco remembered overhearing that the kid was great at charms, particularly fire spells, but not so much at transfiguration. Apparently the rumors were true, if this incident were any indication.

Finally, he found himself relaxing, as he watched the stern professor give the boy a dressing down. He moved to a sitting position, cautiously allowing the rotating appendages atop his head to move forward. 

He barely noticed the exchange, as the witch examined his classmate's wand. Too caught up in the massive amount of sensory overload he was now present enough to process. The smells alone were extraordinary, in that they took up so much of his attention. He could tell which of his classmates had eaten the turkey at lunch, and which of the girls were wearing perfume. It was a lot to take in, and he found himself feeling sick and somewhat dizzy as he leaned against the back of his school chair. 

Soon, he was aware of his teacher calling out a clear "Class dismissed.", and the students scrambling along to clear the classroom as she scolded them for dawdling to gawk at the boy turned feline.

"You too, boys." She said to Crabbe and Goyle, shooing them along like the lost ducklings they resembled. They shot a hesitant glance at Draco before reluctantly exiting the classroom on their own. They never did know how to conduct themselves without someone leading them around by the nose, Draco mused. Not that he minded, of course, as that's what made them useful. Nothing worse than flunkies with ideas mucking about in their brain.

His musings were interrupted as McGonagal moved to sweep him up in her arms. He flinched, backing away with a large hiss of displeasure. 

"Mr. Malfoy. You will conduct yourself properly or lose housepoints. You will alow me to carry you to your head of house." she told him sternly. 

Draco let out a sigh and scrunched his nose in displeasure, but allowed the old woman to sweep him into her arms regardless, where he clung tightly, feeling very vulnerable as her long strides ate up the flagstone beneath them.

"Mind your claws." she told him. She made her way briskly through the halls, and Draco could tell by the musty, damp smell and quickly dropping temperature that they'd soon entered the dungeons. McGonagall approached a nondescript black door and rapped sharply on it. 

"Enter." A sullen voice barked. 

"Not often you make your way down to the dungeons. To what do I owe this pleasure, Minerva?" The gaunt man asked once she'd entered the office proper. 

"I'm afraid there's been a bit of an accident with one of your students, Severus." She told him. The cat in her arms let out a huff of breath. Wasn't that the biggest understatement of the year?

That news had the potion master on his feet in an intant. "What has happened?" he asked, harshly. Draco had to admit that whatever anyone might say about him, he always defended his snakes. Fiercely. 

"Mr. Malfoy was hit by an errant spell in Transfiguration, and I've been unable to set him to rights. I'm afraid you'll have to look after him in his current form until I can consult with Albus and figure out what's gone wrong." She told him primly. 

"Current...Minerva, that's a cat." He answered, dark eyes dropping to the bundle of effervescent fur in her arms. 

"A cat who happens to be Mr. Malfoy. Now, if you'll please take him, I really must consult with Albus. I'm not sure what's gone wrong, but he seems resistant to all of the usual spells. There are a lot of variables that could effect the permanency and irreversibility of a transfiguration, so I'll need to consort the compendium also." 

Draco growled low at her in exasperation. How long was this going to take? He was already over being being a ruddy cat! Had been over it in the first five minutes really. Was he expected to spend the day like this? Sweet Merlin, what if it took longer? Draco was on the urge of a feline panic attack by the time Professor Snape flicked his wand in his direction and levitated him onto his desk. 

"Severus!" McGonagal admonished. "You shouldn't cast magic on him until we know what went wrong. It might acerbate the issue."

Snape waved a hand in dismisal. "Very well, then." He shooed the woman out of his office and turned to face the tiny beast occupying his writing space.

"What sort of mayhem have you gotten yourself into this time, Draco?" He asked absently, already moving to look through his own library regarding the matter. Draco managed to look offended, or so he thought anyways. How could he assume it had been his fault? He never asked for these things to happen. They just did. Usually because of Potter. Or, as had been in this case, some other fool hardy Gryffindor. Scowling again, he made to bat the Professor's red ink jar off the desk in contempt, but found himself trapped in a nonverbal body bind before he could even blink. 

"Don't. Even. Think. About taking your adolescent petulance out on my belongings, Mr. Malfoy. Do contain yourself, or you'll be enjoying the tender mercies of that particular spell all afternoon, regardless of anything Minerva says." He told him, in a dangerous sort of voice. 

Draco let of a short, rather high pitched meow (it was not a squeak!) of assent as he was released, sitting carefully and purposefully so as not to touch anything. Snape eyed him balefully for a moment before turning back to his bookshelf. 

"Much better. Now, I believe I should take a look at the compendium myself, else you end up trapped as a wee beast forever under the care of those doddering old fools. Word to the wise, Draco, never trust a Gryffindor to get anything done properly." He advised drearily.

They spent the next minutes in relative silence, the only noise coming from the soft swishing of fabric and the sliding of leather as the Professor removes several tomes from his shelves. Draco tried very hard to sit still. He really did. But after twenty minutes of sitting stiff as a board, he really couldn't help himself. The scent of various potions and ingredients hung thick in the damp air, piquing his interest. Reams of parchment stood rolled just inches from his flank. It was all too much, really. With a quick glance at the imposing man's back, he gave an experimental twitch of his tail. 

He blinked. Nothing. He marveled at how strange it was to both have, and consciously move such an appendage. He flicked it again. Glanced again at Snape. Nothing. With the barest hint of a feline smirk, he deliberately brushed the stack of parchment, wondering just how far he could push...nudging it further until--CRASH!

The papers clattered to the floor. The Professor whirled in a flurry of bat like robes. "You little shite. I instructed you to sit still. If cannot be trusted with even a modicum of your faculties, then so be it." Draco despaired as he felt the body bind close over him once more, glaring out at Snape's smirk of satisfaction as he turned back to his books. 

Draco seethed. When his father heard about this! Trapped as he was, he easily fell into a rather morbid fantasy of his father turning Snape into a bat and feeding him to the giant squid. Of course, they'd only made it as far as the lake in his head when the doors to the office opened again to the Headmaster cheerfully barging his way in without so much as a housecall.

"Good afternoon, Severus!" said Dumbledore, clearly unaware or perhaps uncaring of the potion master's visible annoyance at having his domain so rudely intruded. "I hear Mr. Malfoy's gotten himself in a bit of a pickle? Or would that be, dare I say it, a paw-kle?" He teased, blue eyes bright and twinkly. 

Snape pursed his lips, probably to fend off a snarl, Draco mused. Noting Draco's lack of physical reaction to the ploy, Dumbledore's whimsy filled gaze gained an edge of sternness. "My dear boy, might I ask why you felt the need to place young Mr. Malfoy in a body bind? I'd hope Minerva told you not to cast any magic on him in his transformed state."

Snape ground his teeth. No doubt at the 'dear boy' comment. Draco would have smirked, if he'd been able to move. 

"The little imbecile wouldn't cease in harassing my supplies." Snape told him in clipped tones that he clearly thought should explain and justify everything. 

"Hmm, nevertheless, it is not such a good idea. Perhaps you wouldn't mind if I took him off your hands for a bit? I'm sure you'd prefer to continue your search without distraction." He offered. 

The dark-robed man looked between the doddering old man and the unfortunate feline on his desk. Draco imagined he must be weighing the merits of leaving him to the mercy of the senile headmaster or allowing him to intrude upon his personal space. Apparently his life wasn't worth the mess, because the next thing out of Snape's mouth was. 

"Very well, then. Do bring him back in one piece. Lucius will be awfully cross if I allow anyone to mangle his heir."

"Of course, Severus. I know just the place to take him." Dumbledore intoned cheerily, grabbing the still bound cat and tucking him under one arm. 

Once they'd left, the door shut firmly behind him and the patch of safety it held within rapidly shrinking from view, Dumbledore spoke again. "Mr. Filch has a way with cats. I'm sure he wouldn't mind looking after you for a few hours. Mrs. Norris could always use company."

With a sinking sense of horror, Draco prayed to whatever Gods he could think of, for someone, anyone, to save him.

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To be continued...


	2. An Unlikely Savior

**Notes for the Chapter:**

> Here is chapter two. I'm not sure quite how far this will go, being as it is more designed to be a flight of fancy than anything serious, but we shall see. I will try to post a new chapter once a week until it is finished, but expect life to get in the way.

Chapter 2. An unlikely Savior

When he'd begged for anyone, he really hadn't meant Harry Potter to be included in the list of eligible saviors. The universe should know him well enough to know that, shouldn't it? In fact, Draco felt like there should be a little note on his living will that read 'In case of distress, do NOT send Harry Potter' in bold, red lettering. Perhaps underlined. Twice. 

And yet, there he was, now tucked under the arm of Potter rather than the cracked headmaster. He supposed the boy-who-lived-to-annoy-him's hero complex had kicked in at the sight of his arch rival being transported to the gallows-okay, to Argus Flich, but same thing, really- and intervened on his behalf. 

A few pretty words about how "Oh, I can look after him for you, Headmaster, I'm sure it won't be too much trouble." and Draco was cheerfully passed off into a possibly worse fate. The little shite had even batted his eyelashes. Twice. Not that he was purposefully paying attention to Potter's wretched face, but being frozen as he was, it wasn't as if he could look away. 

Potter carried him to the nearest empty classroom, setting down the stiffened cat once he'd shut the door firmly. "Alright Malfoy," Potter said, brandishing his wand in Draco's direction. "I'm going to let you loose. Do NOT attack me, or I'll stun you." 

Draco glared at him. How much damage did he think he could manage to do as a ten pound ball of fluff? As it was, his muscles were too pained from the body bind to do much of anything, for as soon as he was released, he let out a groan of relief and sank to the floor. 

"Are you alright?" Potter asked, in that stupidly concerned voice. How pathetic. Draco growled at him contemptuously. Of course I'm not alright. I'm a bloody cat!

Potter huffed. "You know what I meant." 

Draco took the higher path of virtue and ignored this slight, choosing instead to carefully stretch and walk around in a circle, taking in the scents of the room for a moment before he sat and stared at Potter, silently willing him to get on with whatever sanctimonious dragon dung he was clearly preparing to spew. 

"Right. Anyway, I was planning to take you up to the tower with me." Potter told him. Draco responded with a strangled cough, hopefully conveying his thoughts on the idiocy of that plan. 

"No, no, listen. It won't be so bad. Hermione is already camped in the library trying to figure out what happened to you, and you know how she is, I'm sure she'll have it figured out in no time." He tried explaining. 

Draco stared at him balefully.

"I promise I won't let anyone hex you." Potter offered again, crouching down to cat level. 

Draco let out a little growl. Honestly, Stupid Potter, with his stupid scar and his stupid hero complex. Finally, after a moment of glaring into pleading green eyes, he found himself slipping further into insanity-here, he would have laughed hysterically if he'd had the proper vocal cords to do so-and cautiously approached the boy-who-was-far-too-noble-to-tolerate-without-vomiting.

He let out a soft meow of assent, as close to 'lead on then, you sanctimonious moron' as he could currently manage. Potter attempted to wrap his arms around him, no doubt to pick him up, but he'd had more than enough manhandling for one day, and nipped him contemptuously. 

"Ow! What the hell, Malfoy? I'm trying to help you." Potter grumbled, but Draco merely sniffed, tipping his nose up haughtily and striding towards the door. Take that, Potter. 

"Fine, don't blame me if somebody kicks you." Potter told him shortly. He opened the door and set off towards Gryffindor tower, Draco trotting daintily at his heels on silent paws. It was strange, he decided, seeing the world at this angle. His vision was sharper, but the colors were distorted, and he seemed to key onto movement more than anything. This close to the floor, his nose was overwhelmed with the scent of damp stone and hundreds of bodies, but there was a hint here and there of more enticing scents that he thought might be food or other animals. 

He was quite content to trot along until they reached the first staircase. Oh no, he was not getting stuck on one of those nightmares. He batted at Potter's ankles to catch his attention. 

"What?" he asked, stopping to regard a pale beast. "Oh, now you want me to carry you? I don't think so." He told him sharply. Draco yowled at him and swiped at his leg with extended claws. 

"Stop that! Those are sharp!" Potter cried, pulling his leg out of strike range. Draco stared at him. Yes, Potter, that was the point. Do keep up.

"Fine. I'll carry you up from here, but no more biting." He considered him for a moment. "Or clawing." he told the cat sternly. 

Draco rolled his eyes. Well, that just took all the fun out of things didn't it? Was Potter this vanilla in-actually that was a terrible thought and he was never, ever, going to pursue that line of thought again. Ew. Absolutely not. Potter wasn't even attractive.

He was rather warm, though, he conceded, as the other boy gathered Draco's feline body into his arms and gingerly tucked him against his chest. Not that he'd ever tell Potter that. In fact, maybe he's ask Madam Pomfrey to obliviate him of the entire experience, because currently he could smell him, everywhere, and that was even worse than the warmth. 

Ugh. He scowled in disgust. Stupid Potter, with his stupid scar, and his stupid warmth, and his stupid smell. That line of internal grumbling carried him through the rest of the ride to Gryffindor tower, the recited password, and Harry awkwardly clambering through the portrait hole with one arm. And then Draco was staring at a room full of Gryffindors, and he thought he might rather drown himself in the lake. 

The whole common room was drenched in an obnoxious amount of red and gold, and smelled strongly of cinnamon. He sneezed, at both the smell and the terrible decor. He wouldn't be caught dead with a room like this in his home. 

He was distracted from his musings by Potter's ginger sidekick bounding forward to meet him like an over-eager puppy. "Where've you been, mate?" He asked, and then spotted the cat in his arms. 

"Is...is that Malfoy?!" Weasely stammered, looking from the cat to Harry's face and back again. 

Harry's arms tightened just a bit. "I...er...yeah, it is." 

"What on earth are you carrying that git around for? Why did you bring him up here?" Weasley scowled at him. Draco narrowed his eyes in return. It's not like I wanted to be here, you filth. 

"Dumbledore was carrying him and said he was headed to Filch." Harry said, by way of explanation.

"So? Why didn't you leave him? Filch likes cats." Weasley asked, eyeing the cat with distaste.

"Yeah..it just..." Harry trailed off, looking everywhere but at his best friend. "It just seemed like the right thing to do. I wouldn't wish Filch on my worst enemy-"

"Which he nearly is." Weasley said nastily. 

Harry rolled his eyes, "He's hardly Voldemort-Draco fliched slightly at the name-, Ron. He's stuck as a bloody cat, for Merlin's sake. No one should have to deal with Filch on top of that!"

"If you say so." Weasely conceded, albeit while gracelessly eyeing him with distrust. 

"Anyways, I'm going to take him up to the dorm so I can finish some homework. I don't like the looks your brothers are giving him." Harry stated, prompting Draco to search out the Weasley twins, who were indeed eyeing him in a way that made him shiver. He'd already been caught in one of their pranks that morning, mistakenly biting into a canary cream and sprouting feathers at breakfast. He had no desire to be a lab rat...or cat, be as it may. 

The Gryffindor dorm was laid out similarly to his own, though as with the common room, the decor left much to be desired. Potter carried him over to what must be his bed and gently sat him on the coverlet. "You should be safe in here, at least while I'm here. Hopefully they'll get you changed back in time for classes." He stated conversationally.

Draco couldn't answer, so he instead hopped to the floor, nosing around in Potter's belongings. It wasn't as if he'd ever get the opportunity to do so again. Potter glanced at him from time to time, but mostly focused on the charms homework he'd pulled out of his bag. Several minutes passed in relative silence until Draco made the mistake at bumping the sleeping dragon figurine on Potter's nightstand. The tiny model let out a burst of seemingly real flame, and nearly scared Draco out of his skin, much to Potter's amusement. Scowling, Draco hopped onto the bed and swatted the boy's nose without his claws. 

"Haha, sorry. you have to admit, it was funny. Come on, Malfoy, even you're bigger than that toy dragon." Potter grinned, entirely unrepentent. Draco could only stare for a moment at the oddity. It occurred to him that he'd never before seen that expression directed at him, and it was rather disarming. Unable to defend his honor, he settled on blinking owlishly at him. 

"That reminds me, you've missed lunch by now. Are you hungry?" Potter asked. 

Draco considered this for a moment. To be honest, the thought of food hadn't crossed his mind, in all of the chaos he'd been subjected to in the last hour and a half. He nodded at Potter with a tiny meow.

Potter set his homework aside, and opened his mouth. "Do-" He stopped, mid syllable. "You know, that might not actually be a good idea. He might still be upset about everything." He looked at Draco. "Er...why don't you hide under the bed a moment?" 

Draco shot him a puzzled look, but hopped off the bed obligingly and settled himself under it. What on earth was that ingrate up to now?

"Dobby!" Potter called, and Draco felt all of his fur stand up. He supposed it was a good thing Potter had remembered to hide him. Right now all Draco could think of was how many times he'd 'accidentally' kicked the ugly thing, and how he was in no position to defend himself if he were to decide on returning the favor.

"Harry Potter is calling Dobby?!" the house elf spoke in a squeaky voice. 

"Yes, Dobby." Harry answered congenially. "I was just wondering if you might bring me a spot of lunch? I got caught up in something and missed mine." 

"Oh! Of course Dobby can be getting Harry Potter lunch! You stays there and Dobby will be back!" Dobby said, and Draco thought he sounded somewhat teary. He heard a slight pop, a few moments of pause, and another, louder pop, and the elf's voice sounded again.

"Here you are, sir! The professors be telling us to always have lunches in reserves for them, but they is hardly ever eating them. They is having roast and salmon today sir." The elf squeaked excitedly. His arrival had brought with it a plethora of tantalizing scents that made Draco's mouth water.

"Thank you, Dobby." Potter told the elf, who responded by letting out a squeaky half sob and answering with a strangled "You're very welcome, Harry Potter, sir." There was another quiet pop, and Draco assumed the elf had gone. 

"You can come out, now. I think." Potter called to him, leaning over the edge of the bed a ways. Draco padded out and hopped up onto the bed again. 

"House elves are really quite helpful when you're kind to them." He told Draco, who silently scoffed at him. "I mean it. The house elves aren't supposed to bring food to students, you know. But Dobby is free and can do what he likes, so long as it isn't noticed. Handy that." He explained. 

Grabbing a bit of the treacle tart the elf had brought, and setting a few cuts of meat on a plate for Draco, he continued. "It's not something most people think about, but elves can do all sorts of things when they want to. I think it's better to stay on their good side."

Draco eyed him balefully, but decided that it wasn't worth arguing purely via facial expression, so instead settled himself to eat from the plate Potter had set in front of him. It was a bit mortifying to eat this way, but it seemed Potter didn't care enough to mock him for it. 

Honestly, he'd been surprised by the lack of teasing in general. If their situations had been reversed, Draco would have had a field day. And if a feline Potter had ended up in the Slytherin dorms...Draco shuddered. That would not been a pretty picture. Potter would be lucky if he didn't end up a furry handbag. 

But here, in the Gryffindor dorms, no one seemed to care. Aside from the weasel, but even he hadn't put up more than a token protest. He mused that perhaps it was because of who had brought him. For all of his derision of the subject in question, Draco had to admit that Potter had a sort of presence. It wasn't anything near so obvious as say Snape's, or Dumbledore's for that matter, but it was there all the same. A kind of quiet, steady sense of power that Draco hadn't quite noticed before. He supposed it was the sort of thing one gained from basically telling the Dark Lord to fuck off and living to tell the tale. His own father couldn't even manage that much. 

And neither could he. The traitorous thought crept across his brain before he could shove it away. The Dark Lord's return had been a gnawing worry in the back of his mind since that horrible afternoon Potter had returned from that maze, half broken and clutching a corpse. The owls he'd received afterwards were far from reassuring either. Somehow he knew he was just skirting on borrowed time. 

He'd thought, several times, about turning his back on the so called 'dark side' and throwing his lot in with Potter and the lion crew, but how could he? What did he have to offer the vaunted 'side of the Light?' that they didn't already posess? Even were he to have access to his full fortune (and that would surely go out the door if news of his defection reached his father's ears), he wouldn't be offering anything they didn't already have access to. Potter was supposed to be nearly as loaded as they were.

As he finished the last bites of his dinner, a good thing because he was suddenly feeling robbed of appetite, a sense of melancholy crept in on the heels of those morbid thoughts. And being unable to voice them, there was only one thing for it. Entirely necessary, he told himself sternly, as he crept over to where the blasted hero of the whole bloody world was sitting and tucked his feline self firmly against the side of his leg.

Potter started looked down in surprise. "Malfoy, what-?" He began, but Draco cut him off with a terse growl. Potter shook his head, a slightly bemused expression on his face as he left the cat there against him and reached for his homework. It wasn't long before a hand full of deft fingers were carding through the fur on his shoulders, and Draco's last conscious thought before drifting off to the realm of dreams was that he didn't dare move, for fear it would end. 

 

There you go! A special thanks to my reviewers, who inspired me to finish this second chapter a bit earlier than I would have managed otherwise. 

Next chapter, we get some answers on Draco's condition!


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